First habit I'm trying to form rn is to post on this thread every week so here I am even though I'm kind of late. Last week, I picked up the guitar again after a gap of a couple weeks. I read Constructive Criticism by Gracie Lyons and really liked it. I am trying to figure out some study habits to use to make it easier for me to actually remember theory or history I read about. First thing I think I will do is try reciting or writing down what I'm reading without looking back at the words. Maybe read a paragraph, then write a sentence about it without looking? I think doing stuff like that is supposed to help more than just reading.
maybe try cataclysm: dark days ahead
Part 1 of Luna Oi’s translation of the curriculum of the basic principles of marxism-leninism
oh you sweet summer child
I didn’t mean to imply they’re mutually exclusive things, but can’t people put forward a material analysis of something without thinking in terms of dialectics? Isn’t that what people mean when they say vulgar materialism?
bro racism also has a complex history and encompasses a wide set of beliefs
Do you see a problem then? Do you hope to change in some way?
If you don’t mind me asking, did they say why they believe schizoid personality disorder is more likely than autism? I have strongly considered me being schizoid, schizotypal, or autistic but haven’t really had any kind of evaluation besides being diagnosed as having ADHD
they cancelled the parade today because of the heat lmao. the better plan would have been to have the convention either two months ago or two months from now. they have it in the middle of summer every time i don't understand!!
think you're missing their point
combination of hardcore punk and metal
it's a hobby for a lot of people
Listening to Blowback to better understand world events
Listening to Blowback to better understand The Big Lebowski